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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1934
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Barwell and Oswald with a name Ginlovertrove, plus a friendlien praise and host of friends. Details are unclear but imply social or personal note context from Ctieton dated 9.
Bosque County farmers may buy additional sheep under the Drouth Relief Program. County Agent C. L. Wilson notes the sale will close November 17 but a second listing may occur if some quota is unsold. Extra buying in Bosque County was permitted due to qualifying listings by the State Drouth Director.
A readable overview on oceanic vastness and properties. The piece notes three quarters of Earth is water, depths around 8600 feet with high pressures, salt content, cold bottom water, and giant waves. it explains wave base and shore impact with figures like a 25 foot wave and seventeen tons per square yard impact.
A Dallas based group led by Sehow and Dixon traveled to Golithwaite for fishing, claiming luck and belief in fate. Reports note a local tradition of storytelling about luck among Bee families, while officials discuss postmaster elections and a federal administrator’s fourteen month tenure amid a Toledo address incident.
A garbled OCR text lists numerous proper names and places such as Port Fundy, Baltilaar, Flynnng Chen, Ursadlla, Gap, Dy Farmers, Cunningham Jonealoro, Ball, Bredell Walnut Springs, Nation Iredell, Layne, Meridian, David tevin, Bowman, Moody Circuit, Mosheim, Oglesby, Whitetin, Peers, Ferguson, Van P, Mapinsony Valley Millia, W. Shuler, Southwestern Advocate Representative. The fragment lacks coherent context or complete sentences.
Dallas News outlines a potential London meeting among United States Great Britain and Japan to renew talks on naval arms limitation. It notes Japan’s push for a larger navy beyond the present pact and suggests Britain and the United States may stall or slow expansion to prevent a costly arms race, even contemplating allowing Japan to bankrupt itself.
Farley of the Democratic Committee said Thursday the Republican party was through after Tuesday's landslide and that Roosevelt's 1936 re election would be nearly unanimous. He praised some results and lamented others while predicting no immediate opposition party formation.
Mrs. N. W. Willett hosted the J. O. Bridge Club on Thursday November 8. Decoration featured bowls of chrysanthemums and roses as five games of contract were played.
The fragment discusses foreign markets and a proposal to establish production quotas for wheat and other crops. It mentions no premiums, farmer protections against crop failure, and possible subsidies or remittance-like support, with a focus on stabilizing agricultural output and market access amid uncertain demand.
Mrs Mary Grice Vien and co contended for the Treasure Hunt trophy in a Tuesday night event hosted by Tony Storey and Gene Pate. The search spanned from State Park to City Hill Pool, Golf Course, cemetery, old rock house north of Clifton, and Santa Fe station. After rounds, all hunters returned to the State Park for sandwiches and hot coffee.
Jenson offers traders savings on cultivators, a Deering moor, a Fordson tractor with plow, and a gravel trailer. Prices list bargain values: cultivator 25, Deering Moor 35, Fordson set 150, gravel trailer 65. Contact J. M. Jenson, Clifton.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a date around Movember 7 and a mention of Mire apenter in a wet setting. Details are unclear but suggest a local event or recording entry with limited readable facts.
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